Friday, June 18, 2021

Training log - Week ending 6/13/2021

This week was 47 miles of running, 12 "miles" of pool-running, and 1500 yards of swimming -- training log is here. 

(whoops - I never hit publish).

Second to last week of taper for Grandma's.  It's been fairly warm and humid here for the last week (of course, recognizing that all weather is relative).  I struggled some on Tuesday's workout (temp/dew point both were 75 degrees) - the workout was supposed to be five 800s and then some 400s; I dropped out of the fifth 800 and made up the difference with 400s and 200s to get something out of the workout.

Friday's tempo was memorable as well.  It started as a warm and humid tempo, with a light refreshing rain.  Sometime in the second mile, the rain turned heavy, and it was a deluge by the third mile.  Comical.  There was a part of me that wanted to bail on the workout, but....I was already soaked, so quitting wouldn't have made any difference.

Fortunately, as of now the forecast for Duluth is looking much better than the weather down here.  Let's hope it stays that way.

Monday: Upper body weights/core, DIY yoga, and 6 "miles" of pool-running. Foam rolling at night.

Tuesday: 9 miles, including a track workout of 4x800, 2x400, 2x200 in 3:04, 3:03, 3:01, 3:03, 90, 86, 41, and 41.  Recoveries of 2:35-2:43 between the 800s; full recovery for all else.   Also leg strength work and 500 yards recovery swimming. Foam rolling at night. 

Wednesday: 8 miles very easy (9:20), upper body weights/core and 2 miles very easy (9:05). Foam rolling at night. 

Thursday: 6 "miles" of pool-running and DIY yoga; foam rolling at night.

Friday: 10 miles, including a 3 mile tempo in 19:51 (6:36/6:36/6:39).  Followed with light injury prevention work and 500 yards recovery swimming.

Saturday: 8 miles very easy (9:21) plus drills and 6 hill strides, followed by light upper body weights/core and foam rolling.

Sunday: 10 miles aerobic, split as the first 3 miles averaging 8:40 pace and the next 7 averaging 7:44 pace. Followed with light injury prevention work, 500 yards recovery swimming, and foam rolling.

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